UNC Urology is proud to announce that Asia Matthew-Onabanjo, MD, PhD (Residency Class of 2026), has successfully matched into the Men’s Health/Andrology Fellowship at Henry Ford Health System in Detroit, Michigan.
This competitive fellowship provides advanced training across male reproductive medicine, sexual dysfunction, and complex urologic prosthetics. With a strong emphasis on surgical excellence and clinical depth, the program covers conditions such as Peyronie’s disease, hypogonadism, male infertility, and genital reconstructive surgery. Fellows train alongside nationally recognized experts—positioning them to become future leaders in men’s health and andrology.
Dr. Matthew-Onabanjo brings a unique blend of clinical excellence and research distinction to this next phase of her career. Her scholarly work has already made significant contributions to the field of men’s health, particularly in urologic prosthetics. She is first author on a comprehensive literature review titled “Testicular Prostheses: A Historical and Current Review of the Literature” published in Sexual Medicine Reviews, which explores evolving implant technologies—including 3D-printed testicular prostheses—and their psychosocial impact on patients.
She also served as co-lead author with her twin sister, who is a graduating chief urology resident at VCU, on “Perioperative Infection Prevention During Inflatable Penile Prosthesis Surgery: A Narrative Review”, a detailed analysis of pre-, intra-, and postoperative strategies to minimize infections during prosthesis implantation. Published in Translational Andrology and Urology, this work reflects her commitment to surgical quality and patient safety in prosthetic urology.
Dr. Matthew-Onabanjo’s match represents a significant milestone and underscores the strength of UNC Urology’s residency training program in preparing the next generation of academic urologists. We congratulate her on this achievement and look forward to following her continued success.